Living the Enoch Lifestyle The Walk That Pleases God | Until He Comes

What does it mean to truly "walk with God" in the last days? In this first message of a new series, Bible Teacher Greg Hinnant explores the remarkable life of Enoch, the man who pleased God so deeply that he was taken to heaven without experiencing death. Discover the meaning of Enoch's name, the spiritual decline of his generation, and why his life serves as a prophetic picture of believers preparing for Christ's return. As Scripture points toward the promise of the rapture, learn how living an abiding, God-centered life today prepares us to faithfully await our Lord—until He comes.

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The spiritual fire that fell at Pentecost not only destroyed sin but also, at times, impenitent sinners. Yes, that's right, unholy sinners in the midst of the Spirit-filled assembly. Annanias and his wife, Sapphira, gave us a lesson for the ages in what not to do in the midst of a Spirit-filled assembly: try to hide sin and lie to spirit-filled leaders! Their experience, like that of Nadab and Abihu, underscores that we who know God must stay self-examined and be prepared to deal with heresy in the church whenever it rears its ugly head. The Spirit's holy fire, which draws so many to Jesus and his lifestyle, repels others who have no intention of becoming true disciples. Paul warned us to reject confirmed heretics for the protection of the church. Jesus, too, warned us to watch out for them and judge them by their spiritual fruit – and issued a most solemn warning to the "Jezebel" that was misleading and harming the church at Thyatira. Do we fear God? That is, give Him the deep, reverent respect He alone deserved.

We know the tongues of fire that fell at Pentecost brought many constructive blessings. But did they also bring a destructive force? And if so, what was it? And why did it visit the Spirit-filled assembly of Christians? John the Baptist warned that the Baptism with the Holy Spirit would bring spiritual "fire" into our lives (Matthew 3:11-12). Just as flesh cannot stand before fired, our "flesh," or sinful, selfish, carnal nature and its ways and acts cannot stand before the examining, purging, purifying fires of the Holy Spirit. John said Christ came to "destroy" the works of Satan in us. n this episode Greg explains how the destructive force of the Spirit's spiritual fire works constructive wonders in us: purifying us, sanctifying us, making us a part of the bride church, qualifying us for the rapture, hastening the Lord's appearing, and making us effective believer-priests. And this fire is "unquenchable," meaning the Holy Spirit never stops trying to purge us as long as we live. Have you become weary of His holy fire cleansing you? Don't be!